Who is this place Beiyan Dan written about?

Yu Yishui Gives Away".

Don't Yan Dan here, and the strong man will rush to the crown.

In the past, there were no people, and today the water is still cold.

Don't Yan Dan here, strong men have a heavy crown"

The first two lines of the poem are allusions. During the Warring States Period, Prince Dan of Yan was held hostage to Qin and had a grudge with King Qin to win the government. After Prince Dan returned to China, he recruited the warrior Jing Ke to the edge of Yishui to see him off, which is the meaning of "Don't Yan Dan here".

When it was, Gao gradually left the building, and Jing Ke raised his head and sang: "The wind is sluggish and the water is cold, and the strong man will not return after a blow!" "So" all the earth was angry, and they rushed to the crown.

This is the meaning of the second sentence "strong men rush to the crown".

In the past, there were no people, and today the water is still cold.

The poet remembers Jing Ke, not simply to tell a story, but to express his pride and ambition.

Luo Bingwang had a bumpy road in his life, and often felt the oppression of reality, so he used the ancient lyrical method to express his feelings in the blending of scenes.

It is about Jing Ke's assassination of the King of Qin, assassinating the King of Qin is a mortal task, Jing Ke will definitely die in the Qin State, and the Prince Dan of the Yan State will send Jing Ke by the Yi Shui. "The wind is sluggish and the water is cold, and the strong man will never return once he is gone" is also an allusion.

When King Luo Bin said goodbye to his friends in Yishui, he couldn't help but think of the scenes when the strong man Jing Ke set out from here to assassinate the King of Qin, so he wrote this poem. Although Jing Ke is dead, Yi Shui is still cold, as if telling Jing Ke's pride and ambition, full of infinite reverence for him, which makes people can't help but be in awe in front of it.

Yu Yishui is a must-have.

Luo Bingwang is not Yan Dan here, and the strong man is crowned.

In the past, there were no people, and today the water is still cold.

According to history, in the last years of the Warring States Period, Jing Ke avenged Prince Dan of Yan, and wanted to coerce the King of Qin with a dagger to return the land of the princes. Before leaving, Prince Yan Dan and Gao gradually left, Song Yi wore a white crown (mourning clothes) to send to Yishui, Gao gradually left the building, Jing Ke sang in response: "The wind is Xiao Xiao Xi is easy to be cold, and the strong man will not return."

The singing is tragic and agitated, "all the eyes of the scholars, and the crown of the fingers." The first couplet of this poem, "Don't Yan Dan here, the strong man rushes to the crown", is written about this matter. "This place" is the easy water in the title of the poem.

The strong man rushed to the crown", which is used to summarize the tragic farewell scene, and the passionate and generous mood of the characters, expressing the poet's deep reverence for Jing Ke.

Don't Yan Dan here, and the strong man will rush to the crown. In the past, there were no people, and today the water is still cold.

Author. Luo Bing Wang.

It was written by Jing Ke.

The white hair is three thousand zhang and waits for the next sentence.

Don't: Farewell; Farewell.

This place: It originally meant here, this place. This refers to the shore of the water.

It comes from a five-character quatrain written by the early Tang Dynasty poet Luo Binwang "Yu Yishui Gives Away". The poem describes the author's feelings when Yi Shui said goodbye to his friends, and uses history as a metaphor for the present. The whole poem has a profound meaning and a desolate tone.

From allusions: The wind is sluggish and the water is cold, and the strong man will never return once he is gone (Jing Ke assassinated the King of Qin).